Have you ever had a difference of opinion with someone from a different cultural background about something you thought was a basic truth? How did you navigate that?, In your experience, are there certain topics where differences of opinion are more likely to arise due to cultural values? Can you give an example?, Do you think the way people express a difference of opinion varies across cultures? How so?, Are there aspects of daily life where you think things are becoming "all the same" across different cultures due to globalization? What are some examples?, When traveling, are there things that you find are surprisingly "all the same" regardless of the country you're in?, Can you think of a situation where something might be "all the same to you" but could be very significant to someone from a different culture?, Learning a language and truly understanding the culture it comes from – do you think these are two completely different matters? Why or why not?, What is one thing that might seem like a small issue in your culture but could be a completely different matter in another?, When it comes to social etiquette, what is one area where you've noticed it's a completely different matter in different parts of the world?, Can you imagine a situation where someone might "sing a different tune" about the importance of family after living in a culture with a very different family structure?, Have you ever noticed a country "singing a different tune" on a global issue compared to its historical stance? What might cause such a shift?, If someone from a very individualistic culture moved to a collectivist culture, in what ways might they start "singing a different tune" about personal responsibility versus group harmony?, Are there aspects of cultural traditions that "make no difference to you" personally, even though they are important to others?, Do you think that increased exposure to different cultures is making certain superficial differences "make no difference" to more people? Do people get used to cultural variations?, Can you think of a time when something that "made no difference to you" actually had a significant cultural meaning for someone else?, In some cultures, business relationships and personal friendships might be seen as "one and the same thing." Is this true in your culture? What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of this?, Do you think that the concept of "politeness" is one and the same thing across all cultures, or are there significant variations?, Are there any values that might seem like "one and the same thing" on the surface but have very different interpretations in different cultures?

B2.3 - "same" & "different" speaking

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